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Len King

Leonard James King

Australian judge and politician.

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Date of Death

6/23/2011

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

5/1/1925

Sex or Gender

Male

Position Held

Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(5/30/1970 - 6/20/1975)
Electoral District
:
Coles
Replaced By
:
Des Corcoran
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Start Time
: 5/30/1970
End Time
: 6/20/1975
Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court
(6/20/1975 - 10/30/1978)
Start Time
: 6/20/1975
End Time
: 10/30/1978
Attorney-General of South Australia
(6/2/1970 - 6/20/1975)
Replaced By
:
Don Dunstan
Replaces
:
Robin Millhouse
Start Time
: 6/2/1970
End Time
: 6/20/1975
Chief Justice of South Australia
(10/30/1978 - 4/28/1995)
Replaced By
:
John Doyle
Replaces
:
John Jefferson Bray
Start Time
: 10/30/1978
End Time
: 4/28/1995
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
(6/2/1970 - 7/1/1972)
Replaces
:
Joyce Steele
Series Ordinal
:6
Start Time
: 6/2/1970
End Time
: 7/1/1972
Minister of Social Welfare
(6/2/1970 - 7/1/1972)
Start Time
: 6/2/1970
End Time
: 7/1/1972
Minister of Community Welfare
(7/1/1972 - 6/20/1975)
Start Time
: 7/1/1972
End Time
: 6/20/1975
Minister of Prices and Consumer Affairs
(11/8/1973 - 6/20/1975)
Start Time
: 11/8/1973
End Time
: 6/20/1975

Occupation

Politician
Lawyer
Judge

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Member of Political Party

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

Award Received

Centenary Medal
(1/1/2001)
Point in Time
: 1/1/2001
Companion of the Order of Australia
(6/8/1987)
Subject Named As
:The Honourable Mr Justice Leonard James KING
Award Rationale
: For service to the South Australian Parliament, Government and to the law.
Point in Time
: 6/8/1987

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Place of Birth

Norwood

Educated At

University of Adelaide

Given Name

Len
Leonard
Series Ordinal
:1
James
Series Ordinal
:2

Family Name

King

Employer

Shell

Member Of

State Courts Administration Council of South Australia
(1993 - 4/28/1995)
Start Time
: 1993
End Time
: 4/28/1995

Residence

Norwood
(1/1/2001)
Point in Time
: 1/1/2001
Toorak Gardens
(6/8/1987)
Point in Time
: 6/8/1987

Writing Language

English
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Replaced By
:
Harold Allison